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Air Canada reacts to proposed flight limits at Toronto Pearson | Exclusive

Shweta Shukla by Shweta Shukla
March 2, 2023
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Regarding the recently announced operational limitations that will be put in place at Toronto Pearson International Airport, Air Canada has issued a statement (YYZ).

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Toronto Pearson International Airport

The airline states in the statement that it has been aware of the impending restrictions and has taken the required steps to ensure that its operations comply with the new laws without incident.

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Toronto Pearson International Airport | Theaeronation.com

The regulations will be implemented during the busiest travel times and will place a cap on the number of flights that can depart from the airport each day. The airport believes that despite reduced airline operations and higher ticket prices, this will lessen the frequency of flight interruptions.

Air Canada

Earlier Chinese week, Toronto Pearson International Airport executives formally decided to limit flight operations during peak travel times. When the announcement was made, Air Canada reacted favorably. The airline argues that it was ready to modify flight itineraries as needed because it had already anticipated the restrictions being placed in place.

This month, when it is predicted that spring break would increase airport traffic, will see the start of the first of these restricted times. YYZ’s flight schedule won’t be altered during this time, according to Air Canada, which has made the announcement.

The next time air transit operations at YYZ will be restricted is this summer. While attempting to fully prepare for the transition, Air Canada has acknowledged that its operations will be impacted.

Although the summer months in the Northern Hemisphere are known for being exceptionally crowded, YYZ has decided to limit air travel during this time.

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Air Canada | Theaeronation.com

While it is clear that the limits will make it more difficult for the airline to operate, it has stated that it would make the necessary adjustments swiftly and effectively because it is aware that each of the airports it works with faces a variety of particular difficulties. According to a spokesman for the airline,

“As part of its commitment to driving operational improvements and assisting in the smooth operation of Canada’s air transportation system, Air Canada has made it a policy to collaborate with its industry partners to satisfy the needs of airports and other third parties. This involves, as in this instance, modifying its schedule as necessary to assure operational stability.”

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Given that travelers are both an airport and an airline’s primary source of revenue, the choice to limit the number of flights and the number of passengers at the airport may appear unusual. The airport, however, does not desire a repeat of last year.

Greater Toronto Airports Authority

Last summer, the airport’s air transit operations, as well as its staff and systems, were overburdened. The airport was able to adapt and overcome considerable obstacles, but it was not able to do so until after it had already seen numerous flight delays and cancellations. The number of airport flight delays should be reduced as a result of these restrictions.

The Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA), which oversees YYZ, provided the following information to Simple Flying regarding its justification for enforcing the restrictions:

The Greater Toronto Airports Authority(GTAA) continuously collaborates closely with airline partners and other organizations within the airport ecosystem with the united goal of providing superior service to our cherished guests.

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Greater Toronto Airports Authority | Theaeronation.com

The GTAA began working with its airline partners in the third quarter of 2022 to cooperatively flatten daily peaks for a more dependable and predictable air travel experience in advance of March Break and summer 2023.

This work has primarily concentrated on reducing flight activity at specific peak hours, so spreading demand out over each day, as opposed to restricting the overall number of flights that Toronto Pearson can accommodate during a particular period.

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